I don't think "this feels true because it agrees with my personal biases" is a particularly great way to evaluate things.
Better to be honest with ourselves, acknowledging the potential harm of a particular activity, while deciding to still do it because it makes your life better and you've decided the trade off is worth it.
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I don't think "this feels true because it agrees with my personal biases" is a particularly great way to evaluate things.
Better to be honest with ourselves, acknowledging the potential harm of a particular activity, while deciding to still do it because it makes your life better and you've decided the trade off is worth it.
I find evaluating things that agree with my biases also agrees with my biases towards evaluation.
And, on balance, it tends to be more positive than negative.
So Win-Win!!